Three steps forward, two steps backward: How distributed field governance causes incremental practice change in the case of integrated health care in Germany

Schüßler, E. (Panel participant), Anspach, D. S. (Lecturer), Cloutier, C. (Lecturer), Furnari, S. (Panel participant), Granqvist, N. (Panel participant), Grodal, S. (Panel participant), Kim, A. (Panel participant), Wright, A. L. (Panel participant), Zietsma, C. E. (Panel participant) & Zilber, T. B. (Panel participant)

26.07.2025

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Three steps forward, two steps backward: How distributed field governance causes incremental practice change in the case of integrated health care in Germany

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35th EGOS Colloquium - EGOS 2019: Enlightening the Future: The Challenge for Organizations

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